There is a scope for example for rationalising our activities as well as new lending.
Transnational movements, in which activists employ rapid-fire communication technologies to join forces across borders in combating ills that seem correspondingly transnational in scope (for example, the depletion of the ozone layer), offer an example of political globalization.
However, if a philosophy of units is to address problems going beyond this scope — for example to problems of evolutionary transition,… then a different approach is needed" (Griesemer 2003, 174).
This finding could indicate that as firms become less innovative as they age, they become more bureaucratic over time with increases in size and scope, for example, an increasing reliance on specific customers, suppliers, or markets.
Returning now to content planning, this process may be expansive or very limited in scope; for example, it may be aimed at providing details of a complex object, set of events, or argument, or it may seek to present no more than a single fact, greeting or acknowledgment.
Recognition of these evolutionary multi-level bonds can expand our understanding of biological complexity beyond the usual genealogical scope (for example, the origin and evolution of novelties, such as resistance to antibiotics, or the emergence of new lineages via adaptive radiation; Bapteste et al. 2012; Baquero et al. 2013).
While some projects have localised scope (for example, UK country-specific bird reports such as that produced in Gloucestershire [5]), others span a wide geographical range.
Some tailoring may be limited in scope – for example, modifications of CBT interventions to increase their acceptability while remaining broadly in line with conventional delivery [ 64].
Databases such as NHDS, HCUP, APACHE, PICCM may partially serve this purpose, yet their data are limited either in location (for example, few participating institutions), in scope (for example, focus on specific medical conditions) or in breadth of data collected.
A clear opportunity for the AJTMH is to broaden its scope, for example with increased emphasis on general issues of global health, perhaps better validating the last word in the title of our journal and our society.
